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sunlight could cause their brains to deteriorate. While the articles may have been somewhat exaggerated, the pith helmet indeed protected against intense direct sunlight on the savanna, and its sturdy shell and liner shielded the head from collisions with branches in the jungle rainforest. The brim, resembling an eave, also served to prevent raindrops from entering the eyes or forming on glasses. Now, in addition to that, it has been left as a symbol of authority for free
Africans.
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Colonial civil service from 1900. The Wolseley helmet differs from other pith helmets in having a more sloping brim with an apex at the front and back. The dome is also taller and more conical than the other more rounded variations. It is the helmet often portrayed as being worn by stereotypical
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Hellenic Navy band uses the pith helmet during its appearances (ex., at parades, when inspected by officials outside of churches, both events held during national feasts, etc.), with the Wolseley type one being used worn with full dress. It was possibly introduced at the beginning of
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Due to its popularity, the pith helmet became common civilian headgear for
Westerners in the tropics and sub-tropics from the mid-19th century. The civilian pith helmet usually had the same dimensions and outline as its contemporary military counterpart but without decorative extras such as badges.
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during the late 19th century. The US Army also wore blue cloth helmets of the same pattern as the
British model from 1881 to 1901 as part of their full-dress uniform. The version worn by cavalry and mounted artillery included plumes and cords in their respective service branches' colours (yellow or
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At the turn of the 20th century, there was a widespread assumption that wearing this form of head-dress was necessary for people of
European origin to avoid sunstroke in the tropics. By contrast, indigenous peoples were assumed to have acquired relative immunity. Modern medical opinion holds that
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rather than the "essentially superstitious" use of pith helmets, wrote, "When I was in Burma I was assured that the Indian sun, even at its coolest , had a peculiar deadliness which could only be warded off by wearing a helmet of cork or pith. 'Natives', their skulls being thicker, had no need of
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is a distinctive
British design developed and popularised in the late 19th and early 20th century. It was the official designation for the universal sun helmet worn by the British Army from 1899 to 1948 and described in the 1900 Dress Regulations as "the Wolseley pattern cork helmet". It is named
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African regions, the pith helmet was perceived as a product of reporters' exaggerations and misunderstood by readers. Travel books and magazines advised Europeans not to engage in outdoor activities without head coverings, claiming that exposure to direct tropical
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Uprising, Kenya gained its independence from Britain in December 1963, riding the 'winds of change'. In the following year, after President Jomo Kenyatta's election in 1964, the pith helmet became a regulated hat of the uniform for
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African and Asian colonial territories, used the pith helmet. Troops serving in the tropics usually wore pith helmets. However, on active service, they sometimes used alternatives such as the
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in the Spanish colonial military as protection against the sun and rain during campaigns. They were adopted fully by both native and Spanish troops in the Philippines by the early 18th century. The military versions were commonly cloth-covered and gradually took on the shape of the Spanish
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colonial, diplomatic, and consular officials serving in 'hot climates'. It was worn with a gilt badge of the royal arms at the front. When worn by governors and governors-general, the helmet was topped by a 10-inch red and white swan-feather plume. British diplomats in tropical postings,
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Pith helmets began to decline in popularity in the mid-1950s. For example, they had become relatively uncommon in Francophone African colonies by 1955, despite their former conspicuous popularity among European visitors and expatriates there during the previous decade.
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In the Dominican Republic, pith helmets with black pugarees were the standard duty headgear used by transit officers of the national police in the 1970s until the beginning of the 21st century, when these units were replaced by the creation of the
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1287:, and other outdoor activities. Today's helmets are generally available in four basic types (see below). These have changed little since the early 1900s, except that for more effortless adjustment; the inner headband utilises
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The British Colonial pattern pith helmet, in turn, influenced the designs of other European pith helmets, including the Spanish and Filipino designs, by the latter half of the 19th century and the early 20th century.
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these helmets, but for a European, even a double felt hat was not a reliable protection." The British Army formally abolished the tropical helmet (other than for ceremonial purposes) in 1948.
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and other corps); and general officers staff officers and certain departmental officers, when in full dress, wore plumes on their helmets, similar to those worn on their full-dress
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throughout Africa, southern Asia and South America. It was popularized by Theodore Roosevelt in the first half of the 20th century, and by cinema in the second. Examples include:
1321:. The Indian model is almost the same as the French one but with a slightly narrower brim and a squarer dome. It shares with other helmets the ventilation "button" atop the dome.
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made from the wood of the pith plant. However, pith helmet may more broadly refer to this style of helmet when made from any number of lightweight sun-shading materials, such as
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honors their legacy today with a special ceremonial unit that wears the 1885 uniform and sun helmet in support of the Governor at official state and other ceremonial functions.
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of 1878–79, and subsequent campaigns in India, Burma, Egypt, and South Africa. This distinctively shaped early headwear became known as the Colonial pattern helmet.
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Originally made of pith with small peaks or "bills" at the front and back, the British version of the helmet was covered by white cloth, often with a cloth band (or
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the 20th century when the Hellenic Armed Forces were organized according to the French Army (the Hellenic Army) and the British Royal Navy (the Hellenic Navy).
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and other navies had sometimes provided pith helmets for landing parties in tropical regions. Pith helmets were widely worn during the
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and Scottish regiments) wore the helmet until 1902, when the khaki Service Dress was introduced. It was also worn by
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wear a helmet modeled on the Model 1928 tropical helmet of the
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adopted the sun helmet as part of their uniform in 1885. The
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some form of wide-brimmed but light headwear (such as a
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2044:Garnett, Lucy M.J. (1898). Courtney, W.L. (ed.).
182:The origin of the pith helmet is the traditional
1298:A marching band wearing pith helmets during the
965:
940:Vietnamese soldier wearing a pith helmet in 2009
860:Sun helmets as used by the Hawaiian Royal Guard.
1502:Jack Black playing Professor Sheldon Oberon in
1240:They are also used by the King's Guards of the
2388:Africa: Social Problems of Change and Conflict
1851:
1849:
1847:
695:Imperial Guard units serving in the Korean War
2855:
2757:"Things to do in the Caribbean - the Bahamas"
1767:
1765:
697:often wore these helmets when not in combat.
400:of the 1840s. Adopted more widely during the
8:
2454:"What's In a Name? The Pressed Fiber Helmet"
1142:A white Wolseley helmet forms a part of the
522:worn since 1869 by several police forces in
468:, in 1878 (leading to the retirement of the
245:The salacot design was later adopted by the
2205:Military Uniforms of Britain and the Empire
1358:military commander, and widely used by the
1251:White Wolseley helmets are worn by mounted
1178:(AMET) corps, which were issued dark green
677:, commenting on the unproblematical use of
341:The salacot was most widely adopted by the
3083:
2862:
2848:
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1150:for certain parades and special occasion.
586:Spanish officers wearing pith helmets and
178:(right) worn as part of a campaign uniform
2531:"Drill Instructor School: Campaign Cover"
2159:"British Experimental Helmets and Others"
1912:Philpott, Ian M. (2005). "9. Personnel".
1777:Filipino Heritage: the Making of a Nation
2419:Military Uniforms of the World in Colour
2072:Enseñanzas de la Campaña del Rif en 1909
2026:
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731:, wearing a ceremonial pith helmet, 1953
616:and North Africa by Italian troops, the
2724:Canadian Armed Forces Dress Instruction
1727:
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1382:wearing a pith helmet in the 1936 film
2698:"Sun slowly sets on uniform of Empire"
1858:"Pith vs. Cork – Not One and the Same"
1789:
1787:
1785:
356:A colonial pattern helmet used by the
209:Salacots were used by native Filipino
88:. The pith helmet originates from the
2781:from the original on 17 November 2017
2710:from the original on 20 October 2017.
2480:"The Camouflage Pressed Fiber Helmet"
2374:1911 Edition, Encyclopædia Britannica
1995:
1993:
1991:
1989:
1987:
1176:Autoridad Metropolitana de Transporte
830:Garderegiment Fuseliers Prinses Irene
7:
2306:from the original on 11 January 2009
2133:"Military collection of Peter Suciu"
2002:"The Proto-Sun Hats of the Far East"
1970:. Casemate Publishers. p. 146.
1868:from the original on 14 January 2017
1756:participating institution membership
964:, based their helmet design, called
448:, both in full dress as worn by the
358:Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment
2085:Hénon, Yann-Noël (26 August 2019).
1939:Montenegro, Arturo (28 June 2004).
1796:"La romántica elegancia de Salacot"
1219:Compagnie des Carabiniers du Prince
2338:Orwell, George (20 October 1944).
1856:Suciu, Peter (17 September 2012).
1794:Antón, Jacinto (5 December 2013).
1483:Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
618:Royal Netherlands East Indies Army
92:military adaptation of the native
25:
2696:La Guardia, Anton (8 June 2001).
2365:, Hamish Hamilton Ltd 1955, p.708
2234:The Canadian Corps in World War I
2000:Suciu, Peter (17 December 2018).
1806:from the original on 3 April 2017
1014:), helmet plate, and chin chain.
910:to protect against sun and rain.
168:Spanish military uniforms in the
129:, an Indian swamp plant, or from
47:Royal Canadian Military Institute
2827:
2802:A Dictionary of Military Uniform
2537:from the original on 2009-06-25.
1889:A Dictionary of Military Uniform
1771:Alfredo R. Roces, et al., eds.,
1489:Van Pelt, a big game hunter, in
1332:, is a variation mainly used in
1148:Royal Military College of Canada
1129:Royal Military College, Duntroon
1083:
1068:
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643:A pith style helmet used by the
27:Lightweight cloth-covered helmet
2678:from the original on 2014-03-20
2512:from the original on 2015-07-04
2486:from the original on 2015-07-15
2460:from the original on 2015-07-15
2112:Les Troupes de Marine 1622–1984
1571:The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
1115:Foreign and Commonwealth Office
750:Foreign and Commonwealth Office
683:Second World War British troops
594:Spanish protectorate in Morocco
80:is a lightweight cloth-covered
2603:"The real governors revisited"
2549:"National Guard Heritage Room"
2030:Manuel Buzeta y Felipe Bravo,
1505:Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
1233:and the guard of honor of the
1213:, though taller and narrower.
1133:New South Wales Mounted Police
1045:New South Wales Mounted Police
496:regiments and grey by several
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172:in 1862 showing the original
2571:"The Royal Guards of Hawaii"
1271:Civilian and commercial uses
1111:British Overseas Territories
3429:Helmet Steel Airborne Troop
2569:Suciu, Peter (9 May 2012).
1231:Presidential Security Group
1197:wearing pith-styled helmets
1002:In the United Kingdom, the
507:Home Service helmet of the
4164:
3565:Czechoslovak Vz. 53 Helmet
2504:Peter Suciu (2014-11-21).
2478:Peter Suciu (2014-03-28).
2452:Peter Suciu (2014-02-08).
2046:"The Philippine Islanders"
1947:. Centro Virtual Cervantes
1606:Scary Scary Quite Contrary
1092:Royal Marines Band Service
577:Second Philippine Republic
450:Royal Marines Band Service
305:. It was also worn by the
303:Southwestern United States
236:Tonkin Expeditionary Corps
157:
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4143:North-West Mounted Police
2804:. Scribner. p. 137.
2207:, First Sphere Books 1972
2087:"A Salako on a banknote?"
1966:Storey, Nicholas (2008).
1891:. Scribner. p. 109.
1743:Oxford English Dictionary
1618:Atlantis: The Lost Empire
1497:the TV series based on it
1435:franchise. Among them is
1352:The 1st Viscount Wolseley
923:Hawaii Air National Guard
886:International Hat Company
442:The 1st Viscount Wolseley
337:Within the British Empire
307:North-West Mounted Police
2231:Chartrand, René (2012).
1598:The title characters on
1580:Widget the World Watcher
1195:Firenze municipal police
1122:Royal Gibraltar Regiment
1060:Royal Gibraltar Regiment
958:People's Army of Vietnam
913:In 19th century Hawaii,
835:Netherlands Marine Corps
818:Military and public uses
737:civil uniform by British
721:Sir Charles Arden-Clarke
691:Emperor Haile Selassie I
43:Canadian Corps of Guides
41:Pith helmet used by the
2415:Kannik, Preben (1968).
1826:"AskOxford:pith helmet"
1814:– via elpais.com.
1748:Oxford University Press
1511:Jumanji: The Next Level
1300:Fremont Solstice Parade
1289:hook-and-loop fasteners
1077:Royal Canadian Regiment
890:Hawley Products Company
434:Wolseley pattern helmet
251:Mainland Southeast Asia
234:Soldiers of the French
3767:Advanced Combat Helmet
2163:MilitarySunHelmets.com
2050:The Fortnightly Review
2006:MilitarySunHelmets.com
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3859:Boxing / Martial Arts
2800:Carmen, W.Y. (1977).
2632:"Regimental Handbook"
2261:Haswell Miller, A.E.
2239:Bloomsbury Publishing
1887:Carman, W.Y. (1977).
1577:The poacher Betty on
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4113:20th-century fashion
4108:19th-century fashion
3409:M32 (Czechoslovakia)
2836:at Wikimedia Commons
2575:Military Sun Helmets
2110:Lavuzelle, Charles.
1941:"La palabra salacot"
1862:Military Sun Helmets
1711:elaborations of the
1562:Captain Cook on the
1345:Wolseley pith helmet
706:Civil Engineer Corps
509:Royal Irish Regiment
313:and even before the
311:North-West Rebellion
56:, also known as the
3580:Romanian M73 helmet
3534:M1918 (Switzerland)
3454:Mk II talker helmet
3419:Stahlhelm (Germany)
2974:Henry VIII's Horned
2703:The Daily Telegraph
2589:"African Successes"
2183:Barthorp. Michael.
2165:. 28 September 2013
1746:(Online ed.).
1429:Edgar Rice Burrough
1427:Many characters in
1365:Gentleman Explorers
1326:African pith helmet
1304:Fremont, California
991:Commonwealth realms
908:U.S. Postal Service
647:during World War II
622:Union Defence Force
466:Home Service helmet
456:Home Service helmet
126:Aeschynomene aspera
3817:Lightweight Helmet
3292:Lobster-tailed pot
2283:Militaria Magazine
1832:on October 6, 2008
1389:
1371:In popular culture
1319:Indian pith helmet
1312:French pith helmet
1308:
1253:Presidential Guard
1237:use pith helmets.
1207:Royal Italian Army
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3424:M1934/39 (Greece)
2832:Media related to
2672:The Royal Gazette
2271:978 0 74780-739-1
2120:978-2-7025-0142-9
1754:(Subscription or
1161:as part of their
1159:Sri Lankan Police
1131:, as well as the
897:drill instructors
870:U.S. Marine Corps
742:governors-general
524:England and Wales
406:Anglo-Ashanti War
160:Asian conical hat
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1637:List of headgear
1632:Custodian helmet
1610:Carl of the Wild
1604:on the episodes
1587:hammerhead shark
1541:and its prelude
1397:big game hunters
1211:Custodian helmet
1203:municipal police
1101:ceremonial dress
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954:French Indochina
948:, the communist
946:Second World War
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602:Second World War
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472:). Most British
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402:Indian Rebellion
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669:cocked hats
600:Before the
573:gendarmerie
562:French Navy
558:Middle East
544:Before the
376:During the
240:conical hat
211:auxiliaries
170:Philippines
98:Philippines
54:pith helmet
4047:Categories
3906:Motorcycle
3889:Revolution
3874:Equestrian
3701:M90 (Iraq)
3282:Kulah khud
3242:Frog-mouth
3119:Corinthian
3109:Chalcidian
3039:Sutton Hoo
3024:Ribchester
2984:Iron Gates
2979:Horncastle
2949:Gjermundbu
2919:Coppergate
2909:Canterbury
2880:historical
2878:Individual
2682:2014-04-26
2516:2015-06-08
2490:2015-06-08
2464:2015-06-07
2402:B000Q5VP8U
2342:. Tribune.
2324:Bates, S.
2285:Avril 2014
2068:"Vestidos"
1951:23 January
1945:Rinconente
1758:required.)
1723:References
1713:sola plant
1705:solar topi
1699:The terms
1565:Doctor Who
1550:Doctor Who
1547:, and the
1409:biologists
1265:Parliament
1019:full dress
944:After the
878:U. S. Army
876:, and the
803:Panama hat
729:Gold Coast
712:Public use
550:Royal Navy
382:camouflage
327:slouch hat
274:in shape.
249:troops in
158:See also:
119:Definition
111:, and the
70:sun helmet
66:sola topee
4032:Zuckerman
3988:Mitznefet
3937:Custodian
3916:Scrum cap
3884:Eyeshield
3762:A2 Helmet
3679:1980–2000
3665:Swiss M71
3548:1945–1980
3387:1914–1945
3257:Hounskull
3139:Kegelhelm
2281:Page 346
1872:1 January
1689:salakhoff
1669:corrupted
1544:Zulu Dawn
1469:mercenary
1421:colonists
1413:botanists
1393:explorers
1277:gardening
972:Air Force
962:the North
950:Viet Minh
899:wear the
874:U.S. Navy
754:Hong Kong
746:governors
702:U.S. Navy
693:in 1974.
589:rayadillo
511:, c. 1878
486:artillery
482:engineers
321:of 1898.
139:cork wood
86:sholapith
4010:Tarnhelm
3952:Hard hat
3901:Lacrosse
3840:Athletic
3812:KH-B2000
3787:ECH (US)
3615:M76 Para
3560:CABAL II
3232:Enclosed
3212:Burgonet
3207:Bascinet
3197:Aventail
3174:Shmarjet
3164:Phrygian
3134:Imperial
3129:Illyrian
3104:Boeotian
3059:Waterloo
3054:Venetian
3029:Shorwell
3009:Nijmegen
3004:Newstead
2964:Hallaton
2944:Gevninge
2914:Ciumeşti
2889:Agighiol
2779:Archived
2708:Archived
2676:Archived
2556:Pūpūkahi
2535:Archived
2510:Archived
2484:Archived
2458:Archived
2304:Archived
1866:Archived
1804:Archived
1685:salakoff
1626:See also
1568:episode
1553:episode
1417:soldiers
1261:Zimbabwe
1246:bearskin
833:and the
766:Governor
725:Governor
614:Ethiopia
610:Japanese
478:fusilier
476:(except
366:puggaree
331:Boer War
295:Aceh War
216:cabasset
204:calabash
184:Filipino
84:made of
4118:Helmets
4005:Mahiole
3962:Welding
3869:Cricket
3864:Bicycle
3852:Coolflo
3847:Batting
3741:SPECTRA
3670:Type 66
3363:Dragoon
3327:Secrete
3262:Jingasa
3227:Dragoon
3202:Barbute
3087:Ancient
3019:Pioneer
2994:Meyrick
2989:Lokrume
2882:helmets
2871:Helmets
2741:11 June
2721:"6-1".
2429:254–255
2169:8 March
2096:8 March
2091:Numizon
2011:8 March
1800:El País
1681:salakof
1677:shalakó
1673:salacco
1665:salakot
1662:Tagalog
1521:in the
1492:Jumanji
1439:in the
1334:savanna
1180:stetson
1155:Bahamas
1153:In the
932:Vietnam
764:to the
760:(RHKP)
727:of the
661:hackles
651:In the
317:in the
315:stetson
284:salacot
276:British
272:salakot
188:salakot
175:salakot
149:History
135:sun hat
113:tropics
94:salakot
90:Spanish
62:salacot
32:Salakot
4027:Winged
4000:Horned
3978:Flight
3942:Diving
3911:Racing
3896:Hockey
3777:QGF-03
3711:M59/85
3660:SSh-68
3655:SSh-60
3645:OR-201
3590:M59/85
3514:SSK 90
3484:SSh-36
3459:Mk III
3399:Brodie
3394:Adrian
3347:Viking
3342:Turban
3322:Sallet
3312:Paseki
3302:Morion
3277:Kettle
3272:Katapu
3267:Kabuto
3114:Coolus
3079:Combat
3014:Peretu
2999:Nemiya
2969:Hellvi
2808:
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2629:E.g.:
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1447:, and
1433:Tarzan
1419:, and
1338:jungle
1324:(iii)
1306:, 2013
1285:safari
1281:hiking
1257:Harare
1224:Monaco
1027:Cyprus
967:mũ cối
868:, the
624:, and
596:, 1912
571:and a
548:, the
531:red).
437:after
371:finial
266:salako
256:nón lá
220:morion
202:, and
200:rattan
196:bamboo
192:finial
154:Origin
143:rattan
109:Africa
82:helmet
76:, and
3971:Other
3736:Sfera
3721:PASGT
3706:JK 96
3696:GOLFO
3686:CG634
3640:MPC-1
3620:Mk IV
3307:Nasal
3297:Mempo
3252:Great
3222:Close
3192:Armet
3169:Pilos
3159:Negau
3144:Konos
3124:Galea
3094:Attic
3049:Veksø
3044:Tjele
2939:Emesa
2894:Agris
2785:3 May
2735:(PDF)
2728:(PDF)
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2310:3 May
2194:p. 21
2122:p.103
1810:3 May
1752:
1687:, or
1660:From
1648:Notes
1354:, an
1343:(iv)
1328:, or
1317:(ii)
978:Kenya
787:khaki
657:flash
490:corps
470:shako
394:First
280:Dutch
74:topee
4128:Hats
4015:Pith
3930:Work
3827:Mk 7
3822:MICH
3807:IHPS
3797:6B47
3792:FAST
3625:Mk 6
3570:GK80
3069:Yarm
2904:Broe
2806:ISBN
2787:2018
2743:2018
2654:2017
2433:ISBN
2398:ASIN
2312:2018
2267:ISBN
2243:ISBN
2188:ISBN
2171:2020
2145:2009
2116:ISBN
2098:2020
2054:LXIV
2013:2020
1972:ISBN
1953:2022
1920:ISBN
1893:ISBN
1874:2017
1838:2009
1812:2018
1703:and
1608:and
1585:The
1538:Zulu
1508:and
1495:and
1480:and
1472:Klaw
1467:and
1460:The
1449:1999
1445:1981
1441:1931
1310:(i)
1120:The
888:and
793:and
569:army
432:The
396:and
278:and
78:topi
52:The
3921:Ski
3746:6B7
3716:M87
3691:M92
3610:M63
3479:RAC
3449:M1C
2394:285
1775:in
1529:'s
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1474:on
1431:'s
1367:".
1336:or
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1248:).
1222:of
1029:".
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